In Odd Company

Note: The audio in this episode is terrible and we apologize for this and will reupload the episode once we have a better handling of our new equipment. DJ Balance Universal stopped by for a discussion on everything imaginable, featuring a cameo by a squirrel.

We return from our break with another solo and after a big announcement talk about everything from 6 7 to the Epstein files to what we’re watching and reading.

Declan and Lazlo from SHARP came by to talk about their group and its history plus some talk of neat things happening in town.

Gabriel Hernandez from Tacos Mexicanos sat down for a solo interview to talk about his business, his life in America, and why his family has relocated to Mexico.

Rob Goodspeed returned to the show and once I finally stopped yapping about The Godfather we had a very pleasant conversation about how Night Moves went and all that goes into putting it together every year.

Trey and Noah from Lasento stopped by Pacific Kava for a solo interview where we discuss everything from their history as performers to the emotions in their music to just how handsome they are. And of course THE BIG SALAD makes an appearance. Perhaps the final?

Finishing the last of our backlog, in September I had the misfortune of speaking to the vile Sarah Tonin ahead of Wanda Doomy’s open stage at Betty’s followed by a pleasant conversation with my good friend Kyle, the man behind the bitch. KNICK KNACK GOTTA GO sit down for a pretty fun interview.

As seen on the Discovery Channel, local roboticist Johnny Godowski stopped by for an unforgettable conversation that covered every subject imaginable. Recorded pre hiatus in September.

The crew at Dorothy’s were nice enough to have me for a solo interview to talk about their opening, the cause it’s all for, and their goals.

Xenamorphine makes their triumphant return for a somewhat spooky but relatively tame Halloween special you won’t want to miss.

Before their performance at Betty’s I was able to do another solo interview with Johnny Lawhorn of Pentagram String Band and got to talk about everything from the history of the band to their outlook on religion and the world around them to hippies.

In a spur of the moment solo interview following their final (for now) show, I speak with The Taints about their history and favorite moments as a band, what comes next, and an attempt is made to explain the latest trend that continues to bewilder me.

Xenamorphine joins us for a discussion on everything from the worst song ever recorded to the history and goals of Glass Casket, and on the way we get sidetracked by horror, as one does.

We sit down with Outlook Bleak and after a discussion on that week in the scene and the PPD response to the Pacific Kava benefit show, we get to know the band and their writing process, their songs, and what they might be working on in the future.

Our very first solo episode where we get into a little bit of everything. It’s actually not just Superman, but there’s a lot of Superman.

Brax and Lord Fish Face stopped in for a spur of the moment interview after their Pensacola show where we talked everything from beloved pets to what it’s like to go on tour to what’s coming next. And of course our shared love of Pensacola. A very special thank you to Pacific Kava Bar for being as cool as they were and allowing us to record there on such short notice.

Stufy sat down for his very first podcast and we learned about his writing process, his toy making, what brought him to Pensacola, and why he chose the name Stufy. Also, the prophecy was fulfilled and my phone adamantly tried to change his name to “Study” while writing the episode title.

NOTE: We recorded on a different laptop than we normally do which led to audio gaps. We apologize for that and should be back to normal next episode. Jondus850 stops by and we discuss everything from being a photographer in the scene to generational attitudes and changes to the MUTHAFUCKIN TRASH BALL!

Rob Goodspeed joins us and talks about everything from being Mr. Manager to the history and future of The Handlebar and the local music. And naturally our discussion found its way to Godfather II.

Kyker stopped by and we talked about everything from life to music to politics. Note: The Disastrous Transgenderism show mentioned at the end has been tentatively rescheduled to August. https://disastroustransgenderism.bandcamp.com/album/disastrous-transgenderism https://kyker.bandcamp.com/album/4-songs-about-rides-and-roads

We get to know the band Conflict of Interest and talk about everything from their inspirations to what their music means and discuss the film Sinners.

THE BIG SALAD makes a triumphant return, the Noah Townsend Fan Club is established, and we get some insight into the members Palmmeadow and their music.

We ask each other if Paul is dead and reach no meaningful conclusion.

Our tenth episode! We introduce Chandler Matthews to the network, discuss the hiatus of The Spillers, and talk to Jack Phantom about everything imaginable.

Chris Tassin of Wrist Meets Razor Booking returns and fills us in on what he’s been up to since last time. And of course plenty of nerd talk.